A Ukrainian Summer

Supplement to The Ukrainian Weekly, May 2, 2004

It's that time of year again - time for The Ukrainian Weekly's annual issue of "A Ukrainian Summer." And this year marks the eighth year for this popular special supplement.

Our 2004 supplement invites readers to venues in the United States, Canada and Ukraine to take advantage of all there is to enjoy this summer in the way of things Ukrainian.

As readers will discover, there is so much to do during such a short season - so, we advise you to read carefully, make your choices (be sure to check out the Summer Calendar on page 15 of this supplement) and enjoy your Ukrainian Summer!

PS: Sincere thanks go out to all our collaborators on this issue - the many community activists who took the time to let us, and our readers, know what they've got planned for summertime and how we can all join in.

A Ukrainian Summer: where to go, what to do...

• Time to plan your summertime getaway in the U.S., Canada or Ukraine
  
  
• Make reservations for Soyuzivka to take advantage of all it has to offer
  by Andrew Nynka
  
  
• Get Washington experience during the 2004 Youth Leadership Program
  by Miriam Bates
  
  
• Apply for the Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute and earn university credits
  by Yuri Shevchuk
  
  
• Focus on Ukrainian topics at annual conference in Illinois
  
  
• Enjoy classical music concerts, special events and workshops at the Grazhda
  by Ika Casanova
  
  
• Learn to play bandura and continue the 25-year tradition of Kobzarska Sich
  by Anatoli W. Murha
  
  
• Serious about Ukrainian folk dance? Sign up for the Voloshky Dance Academy
  by Taras Lewyckyj
  
  
• Pick one, or two, camps from among Plast's comprehensive list of offerings
  by Larissa Oprysko
  
  
• Send your children, preschoolers to young adults, to SUM summer camps
  by Andriy Bihun
  
  
• Take an excursion to Chernihiv, an ancient Ukrainian city steeped in history
  by Roman Woronowycz
  Kyiv Press Bureau
  
  
• Get away to "Oselia SUM" to enjoy activities geared for the whole family
  by Petro Kosciolek
  
  
• Remember to stop by at Verkhovyna
  by Oleh Kolodiy
  
  
• Enroll in the 15th annual folk dance workshop in Lehighton
  by Dr. Paula Duda Holoviak
  
  
• Consider a visit to the Homestead in the Poconos
  by Borys Prokopovych
  
  
• Participate in the Stamford Eparchy's Eucharistic Marian Congress
  
  
• Want to learn the Ukrainian language?
  Immerse yourself at Crystal Lake
  
  
• Come celebrate your ancestral heritage
  
  
• And, if you're out west, don't miss an opportunity to see the Tamburitzans
  
  
• Begin the season with New York's St. George Ukrainian Street Festival
  by Taras Schumylowych
  
  
• End the summer festival season at Toronto's largest Ukrainian gathering
  by Halia Hrycyna
  
  
• Accept an invitation to attend Canada's National Ukrainian Festival
  
  
• Get to experience life in the Anthracite Region
  
  
• A Ukrainian Summer Calendar

Copyright © The Ukrainian Weekly, May 2, 2004, No. 18, Vol. LXXII

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